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I just finalized the website promoting a new script called “Template Blocks”. It’s a visual template engine powered by an interactive AJAX interface and a PHP+MySQL back-end.

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This script is released as open source and the first version will be online the following days. The website itself uses the template engine (of course) and apart from that I also created a new graphic design and written all the content.

Hopefully the site will make an impact to the online community – I’ll most likely be submitting posts here for each update released.

Re-released my multimedia services front.

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This time around the website functions solely as an online portfolio of my personal work. Shockwave elements have been implemented to showcase the 3d models and a variety of other technologies like Flash and JavaScript have been used to present the visual parts of the content.

This was my last project at Modus right before I left the office. It was done for Yakusan, an marketing group promoting alcohol brands by organizing live events across clubs around the world. This work was an update to their existing website and was considered a great and necessary investment for the future.

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Essentially, this was an adaptation of a previous design I had done for VNR and as it’s predecessor it is a full flash website with streaming video for it’s main attraction. Although it has a different color scheme and slightly different navigation structure from the other website, I mostly found myself removing code and bug tracking the existing application.

This was a registration form, created for ANZ RSA.

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I did the scripting and HTML for the form from a given design template. The page was used in conjunction with a print invitation and a broadcast invitation. It captured standard user information stored in a MySQL database.

The scope of this website is to promote the online services of Modus for the medical professionals. It is yet another full flash website, based on a given graphic design.

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I created all the interactive elements and animations and connected the flash file with the CMS the site uses by writing some PHP code to output a dynamically updated XML file from the content available in the CMS. This XML file in turn is read by the flash site to present the content.